Support additional export formats (Keynote, markdown, scorm, marp, libreoffice, floss, Slack) | Voters

Support additional export formats (Keynote, markdown, scorm, marp, libreoffice, floss, Slack)

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Would be super useful if i can export the presentation in any kind of web file SCORM compatible (i mean justo to be able to keep track of users reading the presentations with any LMS system (wordpress, moodle...)

super super useful! Thanks in advance!

Nik Payne (Gamma design)

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Markdown Export

Felix Tritschler

It would be great if we could export the presentation in a simple Markdown format so that AI systems can check its content and work with it in agent workflows.

Felix Tritschler

I think one doc with slide headings, page numbers, and maybe image names would be awesome. Although I think a custom export function as the other options would be not so difficult to implement. Tables should be definitely included in their markdown format. JSON would be best for the agent, but in markdown, the files are human-readable and verifiable.

Nik Payne (Gamma design)

Love this idea, and thanks for spelling out the “why” with the AI/agent workflow angle. When you say “simple Markdown,” what structure would you want (one doc with slide headings, or one file per slide), and are there any must-have bits to include or exclude (speaker notes, images as links, tables, embeds)? I’ll pass this along to the team.

Nik Payne (Gamma design)

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Exporting Deck as a MD or HTML/CSS

유시환[SW중심대학사업단]

Why not exporting it as a md or HTML/css?

everyone needs it!

Nik Payne (Gamma design)

Hey 유시환[SW중심대학사업단], appreciate you calling this out. Exporting a deck as Markdown or as HTML/CSS makes a ton of sense, I’ll pass it along to the team.
Quick couple questions so we build the right thing:
1) What’s your main workflow after export (publish to a site, commit to Git, import into another tool, custom styling, etc)?
2) If you had to pick one first, would you rather have clean MD (with assets) or a self-contained HTML/CSS export, and what would “good enough” look like for you?

유시환[SW중심대학사업단]

Nik Payne (Gamma design) 
1) import the slides into another tool, of course. Bring the gamma cards deck from another  tool, custom fixing details. (e.g., adding custom code examples, import local video clip into the cards) and easily reuse after a compilation.
2) I prefer MD because most of the other AI tools understand it.

Nik Payne (Gamma design)

유시환[SW중심대학사업단]: Thanks!

Nik Payne (Gamma design)

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exportación a SCORM para insertar en LMS

Avancc-e Consultoría y Formación

I would like to raise a need that I believe is key for those of us working in the field of online training, and which could turn Gamma into a benchmark tool for thousands of professionals and training companies worldwide.
At present, Gamma allows exporting presentations in PDF, PNG, or PPTX formats, which is useful but not sufficient when it comes to real integration into learning management systems (LMS) such as Moodle, Blackboard, or Canvas. For digital content to properly communicate with an LMS and track learner progress (time spent, progress, completion, grades, etc.), it must be packaged in SCORM format or, alternatively, as a self-contained HTML5 folder.
Even much simpler tools, such as eXeLearning, already provide this functionality natively, generating content that can be embedded in any LMS with full compatibility. In this sense, Gamma already has a huge advantage: its creative power and intuitive design. What is missing is that final technical step to make the leap and become a truly all-in-one solution for the training sector.
From the perspective of training and consulting companies like ours, adding this feature would mean:
A real alternative to the major eLearning authoring tools (Articulate Storyline, Captivate, etc.), which are expensive and come with steep learning curves.
A competitive advantage for Gamma, by attracting the growing market of educational institutions, academies, and training companies looking for lighter, faster, and more affordable solutions.
A clear revenue opportunity, since many organizations would gladly switch to or upgrade to premium plans if Gamma enabled SCORM or self-contained HTML export.
I truly believe that Gamma is “very close” to achieving this, and that taking this step would open an exceptional opportunity for Gamma to become the preferred content creation tool for the training sector worldwide.

Nik Payne (Gamma design)

Thanks for the suggestion!

Nik Payne (Gamma design)

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Export to keynote

Michael Willson

Will you ever provide a version for Keynote? Or only PDFs, PowerPoint and PNGs?

Nik Payne (Gamma design)

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Export directly to Slack

D Hatami

Can you build integrations with Slack? Would be very convenient to export directly to my team in Slack Channels.

D Hatami

When I am building graphics, docs for social, it would be nice to send them directly to my team in slack.

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